Extend Power Apps portals
Note
Effective October 12, 2022, Power Apps portals is Power Pages. More information: Microsoft Power Pages is now generally available (blog) We will soon migrate and merge the Power Apps portals modules with Power Pages.
The world of business software applications has embraced a movement toward building apps that use low-code/no-code methods. This movement is one of the pillars of Microsoft Power Platform, including Power Apps portals. However, many projects often include functionality or features that can only be addressed with advanced software development techniques. This module explains how to extend portal functionality by using software development and how to use application lifecycle management (ALM) techniques to deploy portals.
Learning objectives
In this module, you will:
- Discover where software development can resolve particular portal feature requirements.
- Employ portal application lifecycle management for Power Apps portals.
- Apply JavaScript code to portal assets.
- Use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to address specific portal development requirements.
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of Power Apps portals, Power Platform application lifecycle management, and fundamental web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Familiarity with other related technologies like Microsoft Azure Functions, web API, and Single Page Applications would be beneficial.